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Reports [are emerging] of unaccompanied migrant children being forced to stay overnight in parked buses at the Dallas convention center. Dr. Amy Cohen, a psychiatrist and executive director of the advocacy group Every Last One, said a 15-year-old Honduran boy she is working with was held on a bus from Saturday to Wednesday, using the bus bathroom during that time and unable to move about freely or communicate with family.
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MVM [a transportation contractor] said it experienced some delays at a 24-hour regional hub where buses meet to get children on their way to join family, which resulted in “a child staying at that site longer than our target wait time of four hours. The company said the child had access to an air-conditioned bus, food and snacks, bottled water and personal protective equipment.
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[Dept. of Health and Human Services] opened 14 emergency intake centers, including at the Dallas convention center and other large venues. The Dallas facility opened in February with plans to house up to 3,000 children.